Three-Year Aged Moxa Sticks Pure Mugwort Ai Tiao Box of 10 with Extinguishing Cap

Aged Moxa Sticks, known in TCM as Ai Tiao (艾条), are rolled from pure aged mugwort leaf floss (Artemisia argyi). Each stick is a solid roll of golden moxa wool designed for traditional moxibustion, where the smoldering stick is held near selected points on the body to apply gentle warmth. In TCM practice, mugwort is considered warm in nature and associated with warming the channels and supporting circulation. This box contains 10 sticks and includes an extinguishing cap for safe storage after use. For external use only; keep away from skin and flammable materials.

Key Selling Points

• Three-year aged pure mugwort moxa sticks for traditional moxibustion
• Made from Artemisia argyi leaf floss, known in TCM as Ai Ye (艾叶)
• Box of 10 smoke-type moxa sticks with extinguishing cap included
• Golden aged moxa wool rolls evenly for steady, slow burning
• Suitable for home wellness routines and professional massage or acupuncture settings

Quality & Sensory

Aged moxa sticks typically show a golden to deep yellow floss with a soft, fibrous, slightly spongy texture. They carry a mild herbal mugwort aroma, and when lit they produce a steady smolder with characteristic moxa smoke and a warm, grassy scent.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional moxibustion sessions at home or in a wellness studio
• Warming massage and acupuncture point care routines
• Seasonal wellness practices during cold or damp weather
• Relaxing external warmth therapy after bathing or exercise

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, moxibustion with mugwort sticks is a long-established external technique in which the burning stick is held a short distance from acupuncture points or areas of discomfort to deliver penetrating warmth. Traditionally associated with warming the meridians, dispelling cold and dampness, and supporting circulation, moxa sticks are commonly used on points such as Zusanli (ST36) and Guanyuan (CV4), and are especially popular in autumn and winter wellness routines.

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